By Linda Hall • 16 May 2022 • 12:43
ALL AGREED: Consensus between unions and town hall Photo credit: Torrevieja town hall
Human resources councillor Carmen Gomez Candel said on May 16 that the 229 posts included administrative personnel who had worked for years on a temporary basis but had not been able to consolidate their position.
At least 15 employees would be taken on to cover vacancies left by those taking retirement, but the remaining jobs would be covered by the established selection process, Gomez Candel said.
Torrevieja mayor Eduardo Dolon also thanked the unions for their willingness to negotiate and all concerned for the agreement reached at the negotiating table.
Stabilising temporary employment was a town hall team principle, he explained.
“We have worked towards this since the beginning of the present electoral term and have now launched Torrevieja town hall’s largest ever public sector employment offer,” Dolon said.
“It is vital to combat job insecurity and ensure that people have decent work with guaranteed labour conditions,” Gomez Candel added.
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